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This is strikingly similar to a web interface for chess that I just made, even down to the public domain icons. Really slick, but playing against randomized opp
by xigency 12y ago
This is strikingly similar to a web interface for chess that I just made, even down to the public domain icons. Really slick, but playing against randomized opponents is not very thrilling. There are also limitations to just optimizing for the best turn with one turn lookahead. Although I have to say the drag and drop is better on this version, I think the problem of trying to find the best move in a client-side web application is relatively tricky. The most naive attempt might use a brute-force method, but this could lock up the web browser. And using large data structures would be taxing, too.
link: http://greg.team-duck.com/chess/ http://greg.team-duck.com/chess/